Bowdoin College
Bowdoin College is a private liberal arts college in Brunswick, Maine. At the time Bowdoin was chartered, in 1794, Maine was still a part of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Bowdoin College People (First 49 people) - Page 1
William W. Rice
Former United States Representative
Walter H. Hunt
Novelist
Robert P. T. Coffin
American poet
Thomas Brackett Reed
Former Speaker of the United States House of Representatives
John A. Woodcock Jr.
Judge
Charles Otis Whitman
Hugh McCulloch
Former United States Secretary of the Treasury
Jacob Abbott
American writer
Jeff W. Lichtman
American neuroscientist
Charles W. Curtis
Mathematician
Joe Beninati
Announcer
John Stevens Cabot Abbott
American historian
Elise Juska
Novelist
Jonathan Cilley
Former United States Representative
Meredith Jung-En Woo
Author
Andrew Serwer
American journalist
Robert P. Dunlap
Former Governor of Maine
Thomas W. Hyde
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
Former United States Representative
Whitey Witt
American baseball athlete
Henry Wadsworth
American actor
George Evans
American professional basketball player
James W. Bradbury
Former United States Senator
John P. Hale
Former United States Senator
Frederick Stevens
U. S. representative
William D. Washburn
Former United States Senator
Katie Benner
Reporter
Amos L. Allen
Former United States Representative
Peter A. Garland
Former United States Representative
Frederick A. Pike
Former United States Representative
Zohran Mamdani
New York State Representative
James B. Longley
Former Governor of Maine
William G. Crosby
Former Governor of Maine
Jes Staley
Chief Executive of Barclays
Frederick Robie
Former Governor of Maine
Charles Ames Washburn
Former United States Minister to Paraguay
Stanley Druckenmiller
American investor
Edward Page Mitchell
American short story writer
Kenneth Chenault
American executive
John J. Studzinski
Charles H. Fernald
American geologist
DJ Spooky
American musician
Judy Fortin
American broadcaster
La Fayette Grover
Former Governor of Oregon
George Edwin Lord
Surgeon
James C. Oliver
U.S. representative
John Fremont Hill
Former Governor of Maine
